N/A or NONE?

[Beedee170407 0]

Hey Everyome! Quick one, when filling out the i130 and i130A forms, which is most appropriate when something doesn’t apply to you N/A or NONE? 

 

When I use my laptop, I’m unable to type N/A so have to use NONE but when typing on a desktop the forward slash (/) is available. Which is best so I can ensure that I use one and not both lol.

 

i personally prefer to use NONE because it gives me the comfort of using my laptop but please advise just in case this is wrong. 

 

Thank you

[Beedee170407 0]

To add to this, what do we put in the interpreter and preparer section if we haven’t used either one?

 

 

[HRQX 4,145]

34 minutes ago, Beedee170407 said:

Hey Everyome! Quick one, when filling out the i130 and i130A forms, which is most appropriate when something doesn’t apply to you N/A or NONE? 

 

When I use my laptop, I’m unable to type N/A so have to use NONE but when typing on a desktop the forward slash (/) is available. Which is best so I can ensure that I use one and not both lol.

 

i personally prefer to use NONE because it gives me the comfort of using my laptop but please advise just in case this is wrong. 

 

Thank you

Either N/A or NONE. Can also write it by hand with black ink.

25 minutes ago, Beedee170407 said:

what do we put in the interpreter and preparer section if we haven’t used either one?

Leave those boxes blank.

[NikLR 13,227]

It depends on the question.

 

Previous spouse name if you were never married before: none  birthdate: n/a   The second question isn't applicable because the first question was none. 

 

 

[Beedee170407 0]

5 minutes ago, NikLR said:

It depends on the question.

 

Previous spouse name if you were never married before: none  birthdate: n/a   The second question isn't applicable because the first question was none. 

 

 

Thanks for your help!

46 minutes ago, HRQX said:

Either N/A or NONE. Can also write it by hand with black ink.

Leave those boxes blank.

Thanks a lot!